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Document D, because it was a little confusing, though it looks like it is showing people accusing people. It doesn't help my claim that " The Salem Witch Trails started because of a simple game."

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'"Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live"'

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According to document I people that were witches were mostly almost all in Salem Town ( the rich part of Salem). And the accusers and accused were mostly in the Salem village.

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Males were afraid that women might start to take over. According to document

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Another cause is some people might have been jealous of others being. Especially the men being jealous of peoples wives because in document E
Accused
- Mostly married
- Mostly female

Accusers
- Single
- Mostly male

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The Salem Witch Trails had a lot of deaths and a lot of thoughts of what stated it. There could have been a lot of possible reasons for the Salem Witch Trails, but I believe its was stated because they were being jealous, or didn't like the idea of older women living for so long.

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- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salem_witch_trials
- http://www.history.com/topics/salem-witch-trials

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I think the Salem Witch Trail started because some Puritans started claiming that they did witchcraft, maybe as a game. That might have escalated to something serious, then people started taking advantage of that and claiming accusing people because they were jealous, or just cause they saw a chance to take people down.

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The Salem Witch Trails is about people being accused of doing Witchcraft. It was in the Massachusetts, 1692 of February - 1693 of May. This trial caused a lot of mischief and even death of  about 20+ people, by hanging. 14  of this people were women.

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This is scene a young girl, who was accused of witchcraft, clings to her father who gestures towards the authorities come who have to arrest her. A clergyman raises his head helplessly towards the heavens while the accuser, standing next to him and concealed under a cape, points towards the girl.

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Noble gained a reputation for his dramatic paintings of abolitionist subjects and later turned to the Salem witch trials for another powerful moral theme. A tradition in the Noble family holds that the model for Witch Hill was a Cincinnati librarian who was a descendant of a woman who was executed in the Salem witch trials.